I'm currently disabling hyperthreading of the machine, so that shouldn' be
the cause.
I thought FB 1.5, not FB 1.0, works ok with multiple-processor machine or
hyperthreading.

I read the release note and install note and I thought I followed the
described procedure.
And still I get the error.
That's why I think I'm missing something obvious that doesn't even make
install note documentation.

Regards,
Nobuya Higuchi

> > Hi Alan,
> >
> > I can see FB guardian and FB server running on Service Control Panel.

Yes,

> > at least the services are running.
> >
> > What I don't understand is that when I start FbConfigManager.exe, an

error

> > message saying "Firebird Server is not installed on your
> > computer!" pops up.
> >
> > What is "the current client library" you mentioned? Does gbak work on

its

> > own? or need fbclient.dll or anything?
> >
> > Even if I put fbclient.dll into System32 folder, still I get the
> > same error
> > message from FbConfigManager.
> >
> > I chose classic server to run FB on multiple-processor Windows machine.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Nobuya Higuchi
>
> You need to do some research on the multi processor thing and some more on
> hypertreading - search this group for those words or have a look at some
> recent post by Helen Borrie on the subject. Sometimes hyperthreading is
> better being disabled and you may need to set the affinity property. FB

will

> not by nature take advantage of 2 processors.
>
> You also need to read the install notes and release notes to see to it

that

> you have installed the client library correctly.
> Alan
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